
WEIGHT: 54 kg
Bust: 38
1 HOUR:80$
Overnight: +90$
Services: Massage classic, Photo / Video rec, Massage Thai, Humiliation (giving), Cunnilingus
For most of the year, Cyprus is a sunny holiday destination and a posting here can offer lots of opportunity for family time, exploring the local beaches and ancient ruins and enjoying the fabulous food and weather. Although Greek is the official language, English is widely spoken, especially in the tourist areas, so communication is unlikely to be much of an issue. The currency used here is the Euro.
Cyprus is two hours ahead of the UK, which means it is still easy to keep in touch with family and friends back home. Families considering a posting to British Forces Cyprus BFC should be aware that the policy which affects family dependants has recently been revised Mar See also the Your UN Nicosia posting page. Army families considering a posting to British Forces Cyprus BFC should be aware that the policy which affects family dependants has recently been revised Mar There remains an option for unmarried Service personnel to be accompanied by their long-term partner.
The policy recognises that many adult children remain dependent on their parents beyond the age of Families with dependent adult children may apply for them to be recognised as a dependant and accompany the family.
Such approvals are only eligible for a Limited Dependant Status Stamp which gives limited entitlements, and is subject to supportability clearance and evidence of dependency. Anyone wishing to explore these options should speak to their chain of command as soon as possible.
On completion of a posting, most become non-visa nationals, i. However, some nationalities may require a visa immediately from the date of the end of their posting to remain in Cyprus. This has reduced the scope for families to request temporary retention of dependant status and their SFA. Only in exceptional circumstances will this now be approved on a case-by-case basis. These are British Overseas Territories and, as such, are governed, policed and administered separately from the Republic of Cyprus.